Level up your English with Danielle

One “No” Doesn’t Mean You’re Going in the Wrong Direction

Celebrating ourselves.

Not just the huge achievements.

The small wins.

The quiet progress.

The things you accomplished this week that nobody else evenknows about.

Today I want to talk about something I’ve personallyexperienced many times, and I think a lot of people will relate to it.

I’m going to share 25 true-or-false statements aboutpersonal development and change. Before I give you my opinion, decide whetheryou believe each statement is true or false.

Today is Tuesday, the 1st of September, and the beginning of a brand-new month. It feels like the perfect time to return and share a little life update with you.

I'm Danielle, and in today's episode we're talking about Business English.

Whether you're preparing for a new job, attending meetings, writing emails, or working with international colleagues, Business English can help you communicate more professionally and confidently.

Modal verbs are helping verbs. They come before the mainverb and help us express things like ability, possibility, permission, advice,or obligation.

I want to talk about something that many English learnersfind surprisingly difficult: small talk.

Now, if you're anything like some of my students, you mightbe thinking, "Danielle, I can talk about my job, my studies, and evencomplex topics in English, but I never know what to say when someone starts acasual conversation."

I want to talk about something that many of my students struggle with, and that's presentations.

I'm Danielle, and today I want to talk about a topic thathas completely changed the opportunities available to me over the last few years.